Wanna Play?

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Music is not just a hobby—it's a lifestyle.
A stunning 82% of Americans who don't currently play an instrument
wish they had learned to play one.

NAMM, International Music Products Association, is launching a national campaign called Wanna Play? designed to inspire people of all ages to play music and reap the many social and health benefits associated with music making. Everyone knows music is fun and provides entertainment and enjoyment, but few know that music making has been scientifically found to:

exercise the brain
inspire creativity
increase productivity
fight memory loss
reduce stress
lower blood pressure
stave off depression
enhance cognitive development in children
build confidence
create social connections/bonds
inspire a passion that can last a lifetime!

Click here to visit NAMM's official website

The Beginning of a New Age
"Work Hard, play hard"-that's the message we hear from Boomer musicians.

How Does it Work? Microphones
Choosing a microphone can be daunting. There are many different styles and brands on the market these days, from classic round-head dynamic mikes to the tiny, high-tech wireless models today’s pop stars use.

It's Never Too Late
If you want to play the piano for enjoyment—post 55-years-old—then go for it! There’s nothing physically or mentally stopping you.

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